Sea breezes, sandy toes and dolphin Hellos

Step out onto warm golden sands, from this beautiful beachfront caravan. With breathtaking views of the seaside from the doorstep, there's a chance to spot dolphins dancing along the shoreline, with beautfiul views of the countryside behind you.

Designed for relaxed stays with family and friends, the caravan caters for all and offers a cozy, comfortable space to unwind after long beach days and exploring the hustle and busy of the nearby towns and villages. Whether you're sharing sunset drinks on the deck, cooking together, or gathering for movie nights with the sea as your backdrop.

From morning swims and sandy picnics, to stargazing and seaside sunsets, this is a place to slow down, reconnect, and make memories taht last long after the tide rolls out.

Your front-row seat to the ocean is waiting...


Lyons Sunnysands, is Barmouth’s coastal family holiday park, offering a family-friendly experience with stunning views of Benar and Abermaw beaches and the Snowdonia Mountains. The park is equipped for all ages, featuring an indoor heated pool, shop, laundrette, fish & chip shop, on-site convenience store, outdoor play area, amusement arcades, over 18’s bar, live cabaret, children’s entertainment, and a family clubhouse.


For quieter moments, the nearby village of llanbedr is just a 5 minute drive away. The Victoria inn is the perfect spot for Sunday lunch.

Restaurants & places to eat:

Dylans restaurant sits along the main road near Sunnysands. With unmatched views of the west coast, boasting panoramic views over Cardigan Bay and specialising in fresh, local seafood and welsh produce—perfect for sunset dining.

In Barmouth town:
The Fanny Talbot – a much-loved gastropub known for quality food and a welcoming atmosphere.
The Bank Restaurant – a slightly more modern evening dining experience.
Bay View Restaurant – lovely sea views and a good choice for a quieter meal just before Barmouth town.
The Inglenook - Fresh, seafood restaurant.
The last inn - A 15th century pub, with traditional inglenooks and ship beams. Where locals and visitors mingle. Enjoy some real ale, or a traditional meal in this hidden gem. On the weekend, there is also live music.

Coffee shops:
Goodies - an independent coffee shop serving fresh coffee, homemade cakes and light bites for breakfast or lunch, such as Advocado on toast, pancakes, and fresh sandwiches.
Dylans coffee shop
Bradshaws



Things to do & see
* Barmouth Beach & Barmouth Bridge – a scenic walk or cycle route with incredible estuary views.
* Barmouth Pier – classic spot for an ice cream, and a stroll. The lobster pot situated right on the harbour is the best place for a traditional breakfast in the morning sun.
Nearby highlights:
* Harlech Castle – a stunning historic castle with amazing coastal views and award winning ice cream parlour. Just a short stroll away is Bean & Blwm specialising in delicious homemade pizza, crafted coffees, and more.
* Snowdonia National Park – mountains, hiking trails, and breathtaking scenery just a short drive away.
* Portmeirion - popular day out visiting the unique Italian-style village.
* Discovering the dramatic underground world at Llechwedd Slate Caverns, or enjoying the natural beauty of Nantcol Waterfalls.